Canneries in Maryland Seek 28 600 Workers for Peak Season
Maryland war manpower chief Lawrence B. Fenneman estimated 28 600 workers are needed to process food in canneries and packing plants at the late summer peak. A War Industries survey suggested 15 200 former cannery workers may be available, leaving a 13 400 shortage to be filled mainly by war prisoners immigrants and foreign workers. About 5 000 additional workers could be recruited locally when the processing crisis arrives.
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Poole Receives Purple Heart in World War II
Pfc. David K. Poole Jr. of Williamsport earned the Purple Heart for wounds received in Germany. He serves in the 94th Division of Gen. Patton's Third Army and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Poole. He recently graduated.
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